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its crazy, i still come back to this piece every once in a while. im sorry for everyones loss during the attack

Harris 2024

Have been thinking of this song constantly with election coming up. It seems like it is time to let a woman fix everything.

there are indeed artists and sound designers who use extreme techniques like this, going through hundreds or even thousands of iterations to create a completely unique sound. This approach is common in experimental music, noise music, and artistic genres like sound art and drone. These artists may spend hours (or even days) refining a single sound to achieve a unique texture that is practically unrepeatable. This approach is also used by certain sound designers for film, video games, and art installations, where they need a specific, unique sound with a one-of-a-kind character. Some examples include: Experimental Composers and Noise Artists Artists like Merzbow, William Basinski, and Ryoji Ikeda use iterative processes, feedback loops, and extreme sound manipulation. For example, Basinski is well-known for his “Disintegration Loops” series, where he repeated and degraded audio tape loops thousands of times to create textures symbolizing decay and the passage of time. Sound Design for Movies and Video Games Sound designers for science fiction and horror films, such as the teams behind Blade Runner 2049 or A Quiet Place, use highly detailed techniques to create sounds that are truly unique. They often combine natural recordings, synthetic processes, and iterative manipulation to craft complex soundscapes. Granular Synthesis and Wavetable Experiments in Electronic Music Some electronic music producers, particularly in ambient and experimental genres, may spend an entire day or more crafting a single sound through iterative shaping. For example, in modular synthesis, you might hear sounds created from hours of endless feedback loops, yielding a unique tone through prolonged processing.

"As winter approaches, it would seem to be a good time for trees to conserve energy but some trees do the opposite. Instead of giving up, they spend extra energy producing anthocyanins to turn their leaves red and purple hues. These colors protect their leaves from sun damage before their nutrients can all be used and may also be a defense against insects looking for a parasitic home; a way for the tree to tell the insects: "yes, I am in part dying, but not without a fight. I am still very much, vital."" -Vsauce Michael in his video: m͏̺͓̲̥̪í͇͔̠ś̷͎̹̲̻̻̘̝t̞̖͍͚̤k̥̞à̸͕̮͍͉̹̰͚̰ẹ̶̢̪s͏̨͈̙̹̜͚̲'_

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TIL the back story of this album & it's cover. the feeling of sadness is still the same.

This feels like a little snack after Everywhere At The End of Time

Floating through this darkness All alone Love is gone in darkness Cold as a stone Searching through the shadows you have known Love's gone Bare as a bone. Trying to hold the memory face You seem to have vanished without a trace And in this darkness This empty space I float alone. Now the night is falling You have gone Sad dreams blow through dark trees Love's gone wrong Clouds of sadness raining all night long Love's gone The end of our song. I float alone I float alone.

Why am i crying

"Take it with you Tich, I'll see you on Monday" R.I.P. my friend.

Interesting song!

Estoy escuchando esto HIGH

No trevor

reminds me of that national tragedy

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When I die, just put me on a beach watching the sunset, with a whiskey in my hand and this playing on repeat.

Anyone here because of bunny invasion? Flash game

it literally doesnt get warmer than this . guitar tone off the chain ! i dont even want to know how it was done. thats how special it is .

🖤🎯👍👌🤘🖤!!! Grtz. J. 🐈‍⬛....🇧🇪

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I can listen to that guitar loop forever. It’s so simple but doesn’t get old.

The end credits music for life

context: dude made such sad tune that he manifested 9/11 right out of the studio

23 years later 🇺🇸

never forget

I’ve been watching this for years. It’s important.

TWENTY-THREE YEARS.

it's that day again

When it's all the same music on loop but still has "most replayed" peaks and you click on them to make sure it's all the same music on loop and by so doing add to the "most replayed" peak so that the next person that clicks on this video . . . music.th-cam.com/play/PLOIv_xROkuyuLjcl4Na2ynVO1eHAV4B8y.html&si=lSwCh6dVuxuscJg3

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Next time Hun‼️ 144,000💪

Ask U2

Огромный привет из России.

Verse 1] You say you are tired Yeah, well I could use a break too Work my fingers to this tune and got a dime to show you And I got no time to hear you whine You just need to quit your crying [Chorus] And just shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up [Verse 2] You've been upset, well I been crying tears too You've been lying all these years to anyone who'd let you Give you everything I could Still you tell me you love her Chorus] Oh, please, shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up [Verse 3] You’re turned inside out Yeah, I don’t recognize you Blaming me for what you lost, insisting that I lose you Gave you everything I knew Still that’s not enough for you [Chorus] Oh, please, shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up [Instrumental Break] [Outro] Shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up Shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up

Haunting. Its like funeral music for the World Trade Center and its workers on that day.

I like how The entire song is like a guitar solo with a pop chorus at the end being used how a guitar solo normally would basically. Inteesting shit. Very different approach to songwriting.

Such a tune

1/8/2024 Still HERE, Still Strong ⚡🍀

Skyline Drive brought me here

disco elysium, non official soundtrack

I think it is impossible that the author himself ever listened to it complet .

Nice song

i would have loved this when it dropped. i have been listening to this sort of thing since the late 80's.

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Vídeo original?

after 10 minutes I got bored

The ache of missing you is somewhat endless. It just goes on and on like this loop. sometimes it fades into almost nothing. but the deep longing never really heals itself for long. To think we listened to this shortly after we met....I often wonder if you can still hear it x

Oh, that´s where Burial came from.

The Beauty of this is the complexity of the sound, making it diverse and open to play in any way, im always fascinated by other people’s experience within this realm, being able to connect with people from many years back until now. Speaking of parties, last night I heard Sonja Moonear play an incredible set, alongside many other mega minds but particularly she sparked something within me, the way she layered some records with these obscure sounds brought a tear to my eye. She inspired me beyond belief… the rest is history. I now find my self rummaging through the depths of TH-cam, and found this masterpiece! I dream of the day I can play this to a crowed and unexpectedly combine it with another masterpiece, until then I will continue to listen and experience with Disintegration Loops. Thank you Basinski!